Category : Diplomacy


Starmer Holds Pivotal Talks with Xi Jinping in Beijing

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is in Beijing for a three-day visit, holding key discussions with President Xi Jinping to reset UK-China diplomatic ties and address issues like human rights and illegal Channel crossings.

Iranian Fury Grows as Trump's Armada Arrives

As the USS Abraham Lincoln leads a US naval force to the Middle East, Iranians express rage at both their regime and Western inaction following brutal crackdowns that may have killed tens of thousands.

Starmer: Trump Flip-Flops on Chagos Deal

Prime Minister Keir Starmer accuses Donald Trump of inconsistency over the £30 billion Chagos Islands agreement, as UK officials scramble to salvage the deal after US criticism.

Starmer Meets Xi in Beijing to Reset UK-China Ties

Prime Minister Keir Starmer holds pivotal talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, focusing on resetting diplomatic relations while addressing human rights concerns and a new deal to combat Channel crossings.

US, Greenland, Denmark Begin Talks on Trump Deal

Diplomatic negotiations have commenced between the United States, Greenland and Denmark to address tensions sparked by former President Donald Trump's push for US control over the Arctic territory.

China Threatens Sanctions Over Darwin Port

Beijing issues stark warning of potential economic retaliation if Australia proceeds with plan to reclaim Port of Darwin from Chinese leaseholder Landbridge.

Paul Questions Venezuela Operation as Act of War

Republican Senator Rand Paul challenged Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the US capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, questioning whether similar action against America would constitute war.

Iran Warns of Response as Trump Sends Armada

Iran's foreign minister says forces have 'fingers on the trigger' after Donald Trump announced a US naval fleet is heading toward the country amid nuclear deal tensions.

Starmer's Beijing Visit: A Diplomatic Tightrope Walk

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to Beijing in January 2026 highlights the UK's complex challenge: pursuing economic opportunities with China while safeguarding democratic values and national security in a shifting global landscape.

Starmer's China Visit: Human Rights and Trade Challenges

Keir Starmer's landmark trip to China marks the first by a UK prime minister in eight years, focusing on human rights concerns like Jimmy Lai's case and delicate trade negotiations amid global political pressures.

Rwanda Sues UK Over Terminated Migrant Agreement

Rwanda has filed arbitration proceedings against the United Kingdom seeking financial compensation following the abrupt termination of the controversial asylum seeker relocation deal.

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